Talbrücke Froschgrundsee

The Talbrücke Froschgrundsee stretches 798 meters across a valley, featuring a concrete arch design with a span of 270 meters at its widest point.

Construction of this engineering project began in 2006 and reached completion in 2011, with a total investment of 15.5 million euros.

The bridge design considered environmental protection requirements, leading engineers to select a wide-spanning arch structure to preserve the natural area and lake beneath.

Located on the Nuremberg-Erfurt high-speed railway line, the bridge stands 65 meters high and accommodates two railway tracks for efficient passenger transport.

This structure holds the record as Germany's longest railway arch bridge, surpassing the measurements of the Wilde Gera motorway bridge.

Inception: 2011

Part of: Nuremberg Hbf–Erfurt Hbf high-speed railway

GPS coordinates: 50.35500,11.02220

Latest update: March 3, 2025 04:56